It’s a FUN little ukulele if your in the market for a instrument you won’t worry about getting damaged or wet

It's completely plastic so pretty much impossible to ruin and it really is capable of making a pretty nice tone (if a little toy-like) for a durable ukulele at this price.

know if it’s be the best ukulele to learn on from scratch for a beginner, but it’s a fun instrument to take on trips, and hiking, etc.

and I was so concerned of the wood splinters and found this cute little ukulele and he loves it

It's tunable, and holds its tune;It's easily playable, the fretboard, bridge, etc. are all quite functional;It has sufficient volume, not particularly loud, but enough to be easily heard;The tone quality is "plastic" but not unpleasant, actually better than I had expected;It's tough, the plastic is strong and durable and I don't expect any breakage or cracking problems;The darn little thing looks cute hanging on the wall

Sounds less plasticky now and volume projects well

I do not have a wooden instrument to which I can compare the sound of this one, but the volume and intonation are nice, and I'm really enjoying playing it

its a great buy everything is good👌🏻

Great for beginners and masters alike, overall a great buy.

I really think that the Woodi sopranos are a great buy with a good sound if you don't mind the thicker neck.

Frankly, I've been using Aquilas, but would like to try something a little mellower

You do need to change the strings on it though to like Aquilas or something

The bridge is one solid piece so there is no way to adjust the action

Beautiful piece, only thing is that its made out of plastic instead of wood

My granddaughter loves it.

My granddaughter loved her ukulele

Good value

A very good value!

It's completely plastic so pretty much impossible to ruin and it really is capable of making a pretty nice tone (if a little toy-like) for a durable ukulele at this price.

Of course, it’s plastic and isn’t as rich a tone as you’d get from a wooden ukulele, but this little gem has a remarkably good tone -especially for the cost, and material

Terrible tone quality.

A person could start out and try the uke out for very little and still have a decent sounding and playing instrument, even with the kind of crummy strings that come with it

I really think that the Woodi sopranos are a great buy with a good sound if you don't mind the thicker neck.

I've heard video reviews on YouTube of really amazing uke players getting a really good sound out of the woodi which is mostly why I bought it.

And actually has a pretty nice sound even with the strings it comes with.

Didn't improve the dull sound any, but at least it stayed in tune

Got one of these yesterday, a different color, and just loved it

They responded quickly and sent me the correct color.

They accidentally sent me the wrong color

And loves that it’s a bright fun color

Overall, this is a keeper, and a pretty darn nice instrument.

I contacted the manufacturer and they kindly issued me a partial refund for receiving a faulty instrument

Overall, this was a very horrible experience, and I highly discourage getting this instrument

So for someone who is skilled at playing string instruments and already has that finger strength, I think this is a really cool instrument to have.

It's a plastic Uke, and that means it will NEVER be a great instrument.

It's not bad for what it is - a cheap plastic uke.

I said the plastic has distinct advantages for a kid, especially a new stringed instrument kid - no warping, heartier

But then, again, it is what it is, a pretty nice sounding plastic Uke for less than fifty bucks.

The strings are, as expected, cheap plastic nylon.

It's cheap plastic